Rear Deltoid Workout (MASS AND STRENGTH!)

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A rear deltoid workout is often one of those things that gets overlooked in favor of exercises for the front and middle delts. That is a big mistake as you will see. In this video, I show you a complete rear delt workout that will help you to add mass and strength to your rear delts that will not only help you build a boulder shoulder but will protect the joint as well.
The shoulder is one of the most delicate joints in the body. It has plenty of range of motion, which makes it vulnerable to injury if not properly balanced. We have a tendency to get incredibly imbalanced between the muscles on the front of our shoulder and the back side. When this happens, the shoulder will become rounded forward and the muscles of the rear delt and scapula will get weak and overstretched.
You need to combat this weakness with a rear deltoid workout that is balanced and helps to build more mass and strength in the muscle. This starts with a quick assessment of your rear delt by looking at the posture of the shoulder in the mirror. If you have a very rounded shoulder, you likely have allowed your tight pecs to create a weakened rear deltoid.
Likewise, if you experience soreness and trigger points in either of your rear deltoid muscles, then you are dealing with a weak muscle that has allowed the spasms to form as a way of creating artificial stability in a joint that is lacking in it.
Once you have determined that you need to work out your rear delts more, you need to know how to best attack the muscle for maximum gains. First, you must hit the muscle head on with a direct exercise that can hit all three function of the rear delt. You want to extend the arm behind the body, horizontally abduct the shoulder and get some external rotation as well. The “W” raise is a shoulder lateral raise variation that will hit the rear delt head on.
Keep in mind that you will want to use lighter weights on this shoulder exercise to make sure that you are not compromising the integrity of the rather small rotator cuff muscles. Aim for 4-5 sets of this exercise done for 12-15 reps with a good squeeze or contraction on each and every rep.
From here, if you want to add mass to your shoulders you will have to increase the weight that you are using. The use of indirect rear delt exercises comes in so effectively here. Start doing more one arm dumbbell rows, bent rows and seated cable rows to build massive rear delts. The key however is not just doing the exercises but the way you do them. Allow your elbows to drift upwards away from your sides to target the rear delts even more.
While you would keep your elbow pinned close to your sides to target the lats, you want to allow them to stray from the sides to get the rear deltoids. It is tips and techniques like this that not only take your gains to the next level but allow you to get there faster. If you are looking for a complete workout program for more than just your rear delts, be sure to head to athleanx.com and get your ATHLEAN-X Training System.
For more exercises for the rear delts and workouts to build boulder shoulders, be sure to subscribe to our channel here on youtube at / jdcav24

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This came to the absolute best timing ever, i just went to physiotherapy because of a shoulder pain which makes me unable to bring my shoulder in a "normal" proper position. Big thanks keep up the different and amazing work!

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i finally found a video which is straight to the point,he point out every single details that we need to know/understand,also he's being very clear on what kind of exercises that can help to build rear delt,nice one.

[@bantsonwax4023]

W raises are brilliant, i always feel my rear delts being worked when i do em at the end if my chest and back day, very effective exercise, thanks jeff!

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W-Raise: 2:30 3 other exercises: 4:07

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A W - raise is not the same as an Urlacher?

[@WuClear]

@@shizuokaBLUES lighter weight, differnt hand position. Shorter range of motion. But basically.

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@@WuClear that’s great to know thanks much

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THANK YOU! I was literally looking for a good video on these muscles for a week now. Always can count on Jeff to give me the kick in the ass I need

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I NEED this video! I've had a hard time working my rear delt!

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Speaks too fast, need to slow down

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[@joseph6153]

Please do a muscle Marker segment on Hamstrings and Calves!!!

[@claudiogonzalez5139]

I have been working out for 63 years. Always had limited development on my rear delta. After just one episode with those tips on hitting the rear delta with the "W", wow man !!! And with light weight too? After the reps and sets in went outside and did some pull-ups and shins. "THAT DID IT", for me anyway. But this guy knows what he is telling us, and for free! You cant beat that.

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[@anthonyguess5528]

Jeff im 58 yrs old and have had several shoulder surgeries due to not exercising my rear delts or doing shoulder exercises incorrectly Watching your videos has helped me tremendously to learn how to break bad habits and get better posture. I want to thank you for your videos they've been very helpful and your knowledge is greatly appreciated Thank you again

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When he starts writing on himself.. things are getting serious

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He bob tossed himself

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Pearls of wisdom from Jeff once again!

[@YTuberosity]

Face pulls help work the rear delts.

[@valentinfranco6396]

YTuberosity he’s got a video with Jessie about his posture where he shows a variation of the face pull for the rear delt. I enjoy that one and now I always do it

[@AEthelingg]

the W raise and facepulls are basically for the same muscles

[@jimmy5634]

I agree. I achieved reasonable gains with face pulls. The key is the correct movement to isolate the rear delt as much as possible.

[@raithtarrant2046]

What if you don't have face pulls at home or any cables

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[@derekjohnson9891]

It just feels like i don't have muscle there at all

[@Honath]

I know this is an old comment but same. Even though my posture is perfect when standing up (nowadays, anyway) it still looks like my shoulders are rolled forward because I have some muscle built up on the front part of the shoulder, but unknowingly COMPLETELY neglected the rear

[@chazking8137]

@@Honath Don't flex normally, when flexing your arm should go back further so your rear delts can pop up. Also bent over side raises are really building my rear delts. Go 10-15lbs (4-6kg) 3 sets of 12 with 1 min rest in between and you'll feel the burn :)

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Oh I have a saying, You have to do it wrong before you can do it Right And When you train a new muscle you won't feel it intill it becomes devolped They reason why I say you have to do it wrong before you can do it right Is because you have to feel the muscle before you can do it right Starting to train a muscle that was previously ignored is difficult because you don't know if your doing it right But just keep going be patient and it'll devolped and start to feel without you even realizing it

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me

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I just did delts well gotta do them again

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Yes I no longer feel the burn in my traps 👌👌

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Excellent Information Jeff. Anatomy, function and technique tutorial on rear delt was awesome.

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Love the videos, they really helped take my training to the next level. However, you always mention a lot of exercises and also emphasize short workouts. I'd love to see a video about how to split up training and muscle groups during the week as well as when to switch up exercises

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damn jeff is so smart. I have pain in my rear delt and it is tender to the touch.. so I should strengthen it.

[@georgedadon]

Shoulders and calves are my most stubborn muscle groups. Especially the rear-delts. These exercises have actually started working for me, especially the "W" raises and single arm rows. Combining both is doing the trick. Good to start with the 'W' raises for hitting it head on and allowing blood to flow there, then load up heavy with the single-arm rows for size.

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thank you so much for the video could you please show us how to target neck muscles

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[@gokupump]

Wide pull ups is good for rare delts

[@12meor]

he is talking specifically about movement in the horizontal pulling plane, not the vertical plane.

[@qaylarceus8385]

thats true. but sadly not all people can perform wide pull up in a good range of motion. that's why jeff explain it with movement in the horizontal pulling

[@jesuguru2394]

Rare delts are extremely hard to target, or even notice. Most people don't even have them.

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Can you do a video on what you recommend doing when having a herniated disc

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deficit deadlifts

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SOL Mr. Yanni, SOL. Rest, resveratrol and maybe surgery. Get used to isolation machines.

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rest, or you'll further hurt yourself

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Seeking medical attention.

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Excellent work. I love how you use the proper method to work a muscle which is start off light and simple before moving onto heavier compound exercises that will grow and overload the targeted muscle

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I alwaysss START with rear delts!!

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Jose Moreira

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You are awesome! I have been following you for almost a year now and I can really see the difference in my body. thank you so much.

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i call it the cavalier raise!!!! omg if he actually responded i would die!!!😀😀

[@ulianat4938]

I have weak rear delts so I appreciated you breaking these movements down. Keep up the good work.

[@christiaanjellesma1851]

What about bendover side raises for rear delts? i do that a lot, you can do them in various angles aswell

[@Blogofanclub]

that doesn't actually put any mass on the rear delt, Rows and compound movements are FAR more effective! Try Snatch Grip rows, the OVERLOAD the rear delts

[@WWEbrian1995]

Blogofanclub i agree , single arm dumbbell rows worked great for me.

[@shamalaka44]

i literally started throwing in more focus on rear delts yesterday!!! This vid is exactly what i needed, appreciate it sir!!!

[@goldvulcan9284]

I hate my left shoulder. It popped o er a year ago and has had pain ever since. Some nights i wake up crying it throbs so much. I hope working out helps

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Have you seen a doctor? Please do if you haven't yet.

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Gold Vulcan go to the doctor

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Do not do that high boy exercise. That super contraindicated for your shoulder. He really should not be showing ballistic exercises like that to such a broad audience.

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I don't have money to see a doctor. I just can't afford another bill. Its not a severe pain but and it doesn't bother me to much during the day. It does keep me up some nights and I do notice it has less strength. This all happened over a yr ago. I shoved a board overhead really hard and felt a pop or tear. In my limited knowledge I assumed it was my rotator. I dont know im just tired of it.

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Gold Vulcan i hope you get better :)

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I would love to see a video series on sport specific diet considerations. Distance runners, sprinters, powerlifters, martial arts, etc. I really love these videos that teach little-known tid bits for certain muscles or movements. I've done a LOT of lifting, but without ever having been taught to lift, just experimenting with myself, I never realize most of this stuff - I just learned the "right" way to do an exercise in the gym. Jeff teaches me 3 or 4 "right" ways to do it.

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When i see rear delts, i only think of face pulls. 2019?

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nah m8 :)

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When you see that musclemarker area is smaller than his real rear deltoid area :)

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am I the only who thinks that Jeff is reading my mind of what to train

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i think he just knows enough to answer the questions were all thinking

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I really appreciate the idea of understanding our bodies Thank you

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Do more full body shots nice to see what feet are doing

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blownonpurp they're probably on the floor

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i laughed a small, kind off "hmfhmf" laugh.

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I've been suffering from shoulder impingement likely caused by weak shoulder muscles and I was struggling today to strengthen this shoulder muscle since I don't know exercises for it besides flyes. You literally read my mind with this video!

[@cdcccdcc1286]

How is your shoulder now. I think i have the same injury.

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damn I'm early lol... and its the perfect vid...

[@Rangerdude67]

Doing the 5 point shoulder warm up followed by these exercises, with low to moderate weight, really sets my shoulders on fire. What's really crazy is the mind muscle connection Jeff spoke of early in this video. It's just wild. Thanks again for these awesome tips Jeff. You're making this 66 y/o happy and helping me with my weak shoulder's more than I could have ever imagined.

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As always, a terrific video with clear intent and directions. Keep 'em coming, Jeff.

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Swole Osteen

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Denzel Sumlin lmao this is so good. Such an underrated comment

[@MartinGitonga45]

Thanks for the pointers Jeff. this will definitely bring out that 3D look on the shoulder. much appreciated.

[@watvid1]

Which bodyweight exercise would do this?

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big Ed archers?

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The Potato industry ! those are not bodyweight.

[@emZee1994]

inverted rows. with the high bar/ring position

[@albussd]

Lie on your back on the floor. Use your elbows as touching points and press them into the ground lifting your torso. Kind of like push ups for back. Dunno if you get my description. lol. It's a tough exercise though.

[@altuber99_athlete]

The best of the best, plus training *rotator cuff*: *Ring Face Pull*. Daniel Vadnal from +FitnessFAQs has a video. Just yesterday I trained with them and I have a pretty good DOMS.

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bless the day i found this channel

[@mr.potatohead6138]

band face pulls too?!

[@Blogofanclub]

Nope, it literally doesn't put mass on the rear delts

[@dariomarkovic9955]

best isolation for rear delts

[@SickplayaM]

Paul bee face pulls are the best exercise for rear delts in my opinion!

[@mr.potatohead6138]

Good. I'll keep doing them. Thanks

[@trainerrick4456]

Great explanation of how to increase the mass of the rear delts. I've also added in a one arm rear delt cable fly as a finishing exercise for rear delts.

[@SubnetMaskedMan]

Ok why dont we all admit what we've always thought but never said out loud. Jeff uses ALOT of hair product, he got a tub of gel next to his tub of whey.

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SubnetMaskedMan he mentioned once that his wife is a barber so of course his hair is always on point lol

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Thank you so much for putting the brains into lifting. So much bro science out there... so many bad traditions handed down from our gym forefathers. We continue to learn a lot from you! Thanks, Jeff.

[@jesselefever5924]

Jeff, I have been waiting for a video like this for a while. I'll put this new information into use as soon as possible. Thanks.

[@Danofstockport]

Most excellent advice yet again sir. Not seen the "W" raise before, will give it a go. Thanks Jeff

[@TarrantTheHero]

You are a literal life saver. My rear dealts are ones that I've been trying to build forever, and although they aren't bad, they could be much better

[@isaiahdugginsii]

That W raise was the piece I was missing. Just tried it in the the “five minute swelling” confirmed it. Fuck yeah 2023 😊

[@mortalmattman]

Thank you Jeff. This even helped with my shoulder pain that I could never get rid of

[@igorcesar7229]

Jeff is the king. Brilliant as always.

[@redharlow3139]

1 thing to add, from personal experience: If you want to target the upper back, yes, you have to flare you elbows out and try to pull to your chest, however, don't overdo it, since you shouldn't push with your elbows flared out, because that will damage the rotator cuff, the same thing applies to pulling movements, while pullung with your elbows out, you still put alot of pressure to the elbow joint, so make sure not to overdo this.

[@mejasj74]

The best thing that happened to me was going to a physio in 2013 with an injury, he told me change my routine and check out At Lean X, I havent been disappointed once since, greetings from Ireland Jeff and thanks

[@bryangriffith6509]

as a 44 year old, coming back to lifting. you explain this very well. as in all your vids. thanks

[@mercurialchameleon87]

I'm glad this came up in my recommended feed because it's shoulder day today. 💪

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By far the best fitness channel on KZbin 👌

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Jeff is by far my go to for athletic related information and especially when you need to put the science into fitness. I mean cmon he even shows the muscle fibers with the markers 👍🏼👍🏼 if I could ask for more help please Jeff it would be to just recommend to us novices how many sets and quality reps to go for as a specific workout for that muscle or how to better incorporate it into a workout with other muscles as i constantly hear him say we should train like an athlete incorporating more movements. Either way I'm very grateful for Jeffs sharing his knowledge and will continue to be a loyal subscriber and sharing all the good news I can with others until I can afford the program myself. All the best Jeff and God bless. #💪🏼👍🏼

[@Pescandovida]

Thanks Jeff. awesome tips that comes very handy. greetings from Argentina